Dotted Notebook - Bullet Grid Hardcover Journal, gestippeld dagboek met 124 genummerde pagina's, zwart glad kunstleer, 13 x 21,5 cm zwart

Für den Preis bin ich sehr erstaunt. Habe schon viele Seiten beschrieben. Die Seiten sind dick und kaum etwas drückt durch. Es kam schonmal vor, dass man Textmarker durch gesehen hat, aber dann auch nicht doll. Andere Stifte sieht man nie durch. Das Inhaltsverzeichnis ist groß genug und schön schlicht gehalten. Viele Seiten und schöne Seitenangaben.Ich hatte mir als Anfänger des Bullet Journaling dieses Buch bestellt, da es nicht teuer ist, aber ich würde jetzt weiterhin dabei bleiben!

Compré este diario de viñetas como regalo de Navidad. En comparación con otros diarios, este era relativamente barato, por lo que no estaba seguro de si la calidad sería muy buena. Sin embargo, realmente me sorprendió, ya que la calidad del papel es increíble y todo el diario se siente muy sólido y de alta calidad. Tiene páginas numeradas y un pequeño bolsillo en la parte de atrás del diario. ¡Lo amo tanto!

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If you don't want to read my whole review, check out the pictures and here are some key points:1) lightweight despite the thick pages2) nice covers3) pages are awesome even though I used Sharpie pens4) the pocket in the back expands quite a bit5) good sizeI started two spreads in this journal so far and am absolutely loving it! It's a good size, not too huge as to be bulky, but just big enough that my work has room to have proper spacing and all that. I included a picture with my Sharpie pen and paper tape roll as reference.On the pages I have done so far, I used a few different color Sharpie pens. Anyone who has used Sharpie pens likely knows that they show through a regular page. On these pages, I've been able to use my Sharpie pens without any bleeding and with minimal showing through the page (it does show a little, which is to be expected, but it's not so much that I had to skip the next page). If you want to see in the pictures, look at the one of the page with the "VACATION" sticker, I used my Sharpie pens and a highlighter to make a full calendar on the other side of that page. You can compare what it looks like with writing on the back to the "WORK TIME" page that has nothing written on the other side of it.Also, I'm able to stick my paper tapes down a bit and then peel them back up to move them without any problems while I'm getting them in the right spot.I really like the page numbers and the table of contents (although I personally am not organized enough to use the table of contents). I just think they're nice if you are going to use them. The page numbers are a good size without getting in the way of your work on the actual page. There are two front and back table of contents pages, so plenty of room for entries if you do intend to use them.Also, I like the feeling of the cover. When it says hardcover, don't expect the kind that's SUPER solid. It's definitely not a paperback or anything like that, it's just not as hard as other hard-back books (if that makes sense). If you push on it a little, you can see it's slightly flexible, but it's not bendy or anything like that. This is NOT a bad thing. The whole thing is really lightweight despite the thick paper.The pocket in the back is bigger than I expected. It's made of some kind of thick paper and is folded such that it can expand a little. I put a few paper tape rolls in the picture to show how it can expand (and it can expand beyond what I put in it), but I wouldn't leave anything bulky in there. I think it's best for storing small, flat things on the inside of the back cover. It is pretty much the size of the back cover.If you don't find the label that comes with the notebook at first, like what happened to me, it's somewhere in the middle of the book. It's a little sticky-back label that feels like a piece of paper on the front (i.e. it's not glossy or anything). You can write on it to label one of the covers of the book, but there's also a page in the front of the book with three lines on it that you can use as a cover page (see pictures).There are 124 numbered dotted pages (so not including the table of contents pages and the other pages).I gave it 5 stars for "giftability" because I think the notebook is nice. It would make a good gift for someone crafty especially if you throw in some nice pens and maybe paper/washi tapes as well.I included pictures of the front and back covers (the back cover is the one with the "Artfan" engraving on the bottom). There's also a picture of the two ribbons. I really like that they're two different colors so you can mark two different spots in your book and differentiate between them.

Wow...I have spent a lot of money on notebooks over the years for bullet journalling. This is probably the cheapest one I've bought, but it's the best. The paper is amazing quality. It's sturdy, doesn't feel cheap. The paper is much paler than many other notebooks. Dots are evenly spaced, there's index pages, two books marks, the page numbers are off the grid. I was worried about the fact that the notebook was narrower than other notebooks I've got but tbh, aesthetically, it looks much better. I'd recommend this to anyone!